Tommaso Zagni is a Compositor and Visual Artist specializing in Design and Graphic Arts. His minimalist style highlights the essence of visual forms, creating refined and impactful experiences that celebrate the purity and elegance of simplicity.
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Born in 1995, Tommaso Zagni is a Compositor and Visual Artist specializing in Design and Graphic Arts.
He is known for his ability to distill complex elements into essential visual forms, emphasizing the purity, impact, and elegance of simplicity.
He believes that art should focus on essence, removing the superfluous for greater visual and conceptual clarity.
This minimalist approach not only guides his creative practice but is also the core of his vision, aimed at creating meaningful and refined visual experiences.
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Category
Artist
Class
1995
Nationality
Italia
Main genres produced by Tommaso Zagni
InstallationVideo Location
Via Coronella, 124 - 44028 Poggio Renatico
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